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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1887-06-02

0HSSN OAAN AS
Dexter and Belmont trotted a trial in
2.26 IA. It will be noted, too, that
of the horses named, all but Abdallah
and Almont were out of mares who
have produced great public perform
ers, AMI the same thing is true OF the
Mambrino Notwithstanding Chief
being out of the dam of Goliah, Nam
brine Patchen, his only unframed son
to attain eminence being full brother
to Lady Thorne and Princeps, his
greatest grandson being full Of per-
forming blood and PROFESSIONALLY a
fast horse himself. True Harold, the
sire of the fastest horse the world ever
saw, was never even broken to harness,
and Green Mountain Maid, the dam of
Dame Trot, E~lectioneer and other good
ones, was the worst baker and kicker
that ever tried a drivers nerve and
patience !; but the fact remains that
Geo. Wilkes, the greatest of the Ham
bletonians had a record of 2.22, that
Woodford Mambrino, the greatest Of
the Mambrinos, had a record of
2.2l IL, that Ethan Allen, the great
est of the Morgans, had a record Of
2.25 IA, that Sultan, the greatest Of
the Clays, has a record Of 2.24, and
that Tattler, the best horse descended
in the male line from the pacing strains,
had a record of 2.26.
The next question is, whence is the
blood of the trotter derived =? When
the grey thoroughbred horse Mes
senger charged down the gang
plank of the vessel which brought
him to America, a new era in
the breeding of the horse began. To
this horse unsuccessful as a sire of
racers, every horse now living Of any
note as a progenitor of trotting speed
traces his pedigree. From the mare
Pheasant, by imported Shark,
Messenger begot Mambrino, who
in turn from the trotting
mare Amazonia, begot Abdallah,
the sire of the mighty Hambletonian
and from a daughter of imported Pay
master he begot Mambrino Paymaster,
sire of Mambrino Chief. These horses
founded the families which bear their
names and which r practically the
only two great trotting families, for
while, as the reader will find out if he
has patience to proceed, the writer by
no means undertakes the Morgan
family and the pacing strains, it is
PROFESSIONALLY true that the main
value of the Morgans, except in the
case of Hills or Vermont Black Hawk
and his descendants through Ethan
Allen, has been as an outcross to the
other two, and the pacing strains have
been mainly valuable on account of
their seeming capacity to render the
blood of the thoroughbred amenable
to'trotting influences.
ITO be Continued
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1887-06-02
THE REASON.

Flipkins came down to the club last
night with a great problem weighing
on his mind.
off I should stand on my head,
said he, coming up to the boys with
the air of a man who has got a poser;
elf [ stand on my head, the blood all
rushes into my head, don't it?"
No one ventured to contradict him.
"Now," continued he, triumphantly,
when I stand on my feet, why dont
the blood all rush into my feet?"
Because" replied Miss Coshannlg-
ans brother, "because, Flipkins, your
feet are not empty"
The boys all laughed, but FllpklnS
said he couldn't see any joke.-Ly""
Union.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-22
WANTED TO KNOW.

II the Criminal Court or any other
Judge IL too bacred 10 DO personally
quesilonedf
II the questions addressed 10 Judge
Dub Doe smack Of insult, does II nscss-
s.r'ly follow that they are unwarrsnt.
ed1
II Judge DnBose knew, a. he must,
that they were pertinent, why he did
not answer then
II there are any right thinking mon
In Memphis who believe the move
against the Taxing District govern.
ment Ia unmixed With poliicsf
II Justice Pat Winters Ia prepared
10 cay, IL have no hand In the pie 2"
II that maneuvering does not plain.
~ signify q yearning on the part OF
the ring for return OF the good old
days3
II "lhe good old DAYS" cannot 70.
turn, does not the Hrg banker after
the existing few uiiiccsf
II the grand jniy have been and
are free from "pOison" In tho invesli-
CATION, pGat and PRESENT.
II Judge DuBoee can say, 81 know
nothing OF any clAndestine meetings.
save that for which Mr.. Higgins was
leCtured."
II all parties can promptly aud ,m.
phatically esy, This Investigation was
begun and continued Tor tho sole and
only purpose Of vindicaling the law,
without prejudice OF any political
motive.
II there are no organised spies 10
communicate the fact, how does Judge
DuBoee know, oh, 20 we'll, when 10
excuse" q man from further service
on my grand jury"
Ii-but these will DO for q starter.
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B.LOwENsTEIN a BIOS.

Two special bargains In Ladies'
and Childrsn's Vests. One lot Of
Ladies' high neck and short sleeve
Gauze Veste, all sizes, reduced from
60c to 30c each. Also Children's
high neck and short sleeve GAUGE
Vests ct the following reduced
prices. 'Sizss IS to 20, 25c each;
from % to SO, S5c each.
Gall at the Wash Goods Depart.
ment and ask to see those new
cream Ssersuckers, cream grounds
with bright aud subdued stripes,
very handsome and serviceable,
these you can have at So per yard.
They won't last long at the price.
A drive In Turkish Towels. An.
other lot Of these striped Turkish
Towels, which we will sell at the
same price, l2ic each; worth dou.
BILE the money.
Here Ia . Huck Towel bought at
q bargain. They are 2Ox40 long
always sell at 25c each our price
today, 90 90 per dozen.
One lot OF White Goods, COM
prising plaid India Lawn and
striped Lace effects; l5c per yard
would bs cheap for these goods,
but We want you to have A l bar.
gains, therefore offer them at Sc
per yard.
We offer ebalance Of our white
Embroidered Robes at less than
half price to close.
A bargain for Gentlemen: 100
dozen Gents hemstitchsd colored
border Handkerchiefs at l0c each
Also rs dozen Ladies' ali Linen
colored border hemstitched Hand
kerchisfs, very superior goods,
worth f5c each; our price only l0c.
An additional bargain Of Gents
oil white pure Linen Handker.
chieis at los each.
These bargains, with many 9th
es, you can have up TO Saturday
at ! o'clock, ct which hour we close
promptly.
B.LOWENsTEINA BROS.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
HARPER's for July at Msnsiord'a
MnnPHIs steam Laundry, 224 I'd 81

HARPKR's for July at Mansiord'a
MnnrHIs steam Laundry, 22i I'd st.
A CHAP line iron and slate mantels,
also CRATE front and tenders, at Gsbay's.
NorHIsa cures malaria like qulnine
and whisky, Oh. Herbers a Co, sgt's.
A. vAoOARo A Go. have received
fity cases OF Due do Montebello Cham.
payne. They are the sole agents for
Iennemee.
STANLEY a AsDEmox, iuneral dir
eotop and embalmers, So Madison
street, are fully prepsred 10 furnish
chairs AZ residences, v hen ordered, for
the accommodation OF friends.
WHETHER you prefer the sea breeze
or the braoius mountain air for your
summer vacation, you should not omit
20 provide yourseli with q bottle OF
Angosturs Bitter, which 10 the ac-
knouledsed standard regulator Of the
digestive organs. Be sure 10 get the
genuine article Manufactured only by
DR.. J. q. ID. Sieget q Sons.
SALE Of tickets for the excursion 10
Monte sano, the 22d met, begins II
the Memphis and Charleston railroad
ticket Office, Main street, and 81 the
women's Exchange, 500 Second street.
A register will be opened At
the latter place and II will
not only be satifaction 10 the
ladies, but will be 10 the Interest
OF ali concerned that parties expecting
10 Join the excursion eend In their
names promptly. Some additional by
the way features are In contemplation
the success OF which depends upon
the number going. II 10 the deter.
mination OF tie managers 10 make this
outing q rtfreshment aud q dellgh,
from beginning 10 end. MemphIans
recently at Monte sano say the na'urAl
attractions Of the place canno, be over
rated, aud that the comforts OF the
splendid hotel are EQUAL TO the best.
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PERSONALS.

O. w. PALMER left last night for the
sprinRs.
MAJ. A. M. O'EKAL, Of New. York, is
at the Peabody.
MT sHorwRLL, Of West Plains, Mo.
is at Duny's Hotel.
E.P. POWELL, Of Louisville, KY, Is
registered At daston's.
g. W. r. CoRLIs, Of Cairo, ILL.,, Is
reg stored at Gsston's.
Miss JULIA RurH HILL left yester-
day for Arlington, Tenn.
MRs. ITHAuAR WV. Com, OF New
York. 10 at the Peabody.
JAMES GATES, Of st. Louis, was Avis
itor on Change yesterday.
Me-. AND MRs. WILL McLAURISs, Of
Vicksburg, are at the Peabody.
J. H. KnRN and J. H. Calvey, Of
Springfield, NO., s'e at Dufy's Hotel.
MR. j. A. BEAN. Of the Laura H.
stallment Company OF Baltimore, Md,
10 at DufYy's Hotel.
SHERRY CANsoN and family have
gone TO the mountains OF East Ten
nessee for the summer.
Miss JULIA FixRR accompanied Mrs.
Il. Rosamond and Miss Gay Shelton
to White Sulphur Springs, Tom, yes.
terday.
Col. r. H. VANCE left yesterday
morning for Morehead City, N. o.,
where his family are spending the
summer.
Mas. L. n. EsrEs and family left
Wednesday night for Ocean View,
Va, and. other watering places for the
summer.
MIss LIZZIE Lou ARBucKLs left
Thursday morning for Springfield,
No., where she will visit her sister,
Mrs. Buck.
MISS KATIE WRIaur, daughter Of
Mr.. Paul I. Wright, Of the County
Court Clerks Office, hes gone East for
tie summer.
l.. WATERMAN, OF the firm OF ]. o.
Dun'zs 4 o., leaves this morning for
New York, Boston and other Eastern
ports In the interest OF the firm. He
will be absent about four weeks.
AMONG those who left the city this
week for summer recreation, were
Moi. j. NJ. Timble and wife, Who are
registered among the arrivals at limbo
den, Ark. Their many friends wish
them much pleasure.
NEWMAN EtB aud family left Wed.
nesday for Colorado, where they will
81 end the summer months. They
were accompanied by Mr.. Erb's father
and sister, Miss Matte, 90 far a.
Springfield, whtre they leave them for
Eureka Springs, Ark.
Mn. CuARL@ WuRTxsURaKR and
Miss Mary saarback will be married
Monday evening, August 22,st the resi-.
dsnce Of the brides parents, 3l3 East
ll6lh street, New York City. Cards
are GU, announcing this fact and have
BEEN received by a number Of friends
Of both parties In this city.
LAsr evening q party Of fourteen,
consisting Of Mrs. Jennie Pattep, Ms,
Alice Patton. Mrs Emma DAILY, Mrs
Alice weigle, Mrs. Will Wslgle, Miss
Ids Patton, Miss Pearl Weigle aud
others, LETT by way Of the sapeake
Ohio aud South western for Green
castle, Ind, thence perhaps 10 NiagarI
Falls, Long Branch, Putin.Bay
through Washington, through Chicago
70 Colorado and the National Park.
They contemplate returning early In
October by way Of ~. Louis.
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Pacific InxesaIaatIons.

SALT LAKE CIrr, U. T., Ju yll.-The
Psc fic Invest eating Commission to-
day examined q number Of Witnesses
here. P. p. Shelby, Of the Uoion Pa
eific, bad, on occasions, attended ses'
eions Of the Nehratka legislature 10
explain 20 M mbeTs obi ectlonable
features a pending railroad bills. He
had u'ed no infaeace with members.
Charles Rancis Adams denied that
any relative OF his occupied any po-
sition In connection with this Union
Pacific railroad.
After examining humber Of wit
neUes q, Ogden vi bout eiiciiing any
thing OF general interest tho commits
SION lett Tor San francisco this even.
ing. They will stop A. Virginia City.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-22
TIXASYlRlITORY TRADE.
ARAILROAD BETWEEN MEMPHIS
AID THE LONE STAR STATE.
History Of the Sherman Branch OF
the st. Louis, Arkansas and
Texas Road.

A telegram from Sherman, Tex, an
nouncing that the last spike In the
Memphis and Sherman branch Of the
st. Louis, Arkansas and Texas rail.
roadlhsd been driven, was published in
the APPKAL. 1t was also stated that
the people OF Sherman were indu ging
in a great jubilee over the event, with
fireworks and all other approx rate
attachments. A history OF the nego-
tiations and Efforts by which this new
line opening up Texas to Memphis
was secured Ia as follows:
Ga the 9th OF February, 1886, the
81 l. mis-, Arkansas and Texas road
was sold at 81. Louis, and bought by
z. Kereps and others. About that
time Capt. o T. Lyon, OF Sherman,
wiote Mr.. Kerene, saying that he un.
derstood that q widening Of the gauge
was contemplated, and that feeders
would be built 10 important towns In
Texas. Mr.. Kerens was ssked what
conld be done 10 run q line from
Modnt Pleasant to Sherman. He
wrote 10 Capt. Lyon ut once, com
mending the action OF Sherman, and
said he would lay the matter before
New York people interested In the
building mp Of the road. The result
WAS that there was circulated a paper
on which the names Of Sherman mer-
chants were written opposite sums ~.
sreeaiine $4,000. Finally, Lyon and
Britton offered TO secure the right OF
way, clear, grub and grade tbs road
from Mount Pleasant to Sherman for
the subscrip ions obtained. They also
Included the securing OF depot
grounds. The proposition was &C.
cepied on the part OF the city OF Sher.
man and the railway company, and
the road was built from Mount
Pleasant 10 Sulphur Springs,
thence 10 Sherman. Lyon and Brit
ton now bsse contract TO build an-
other road ftr the same county, from
Commerce, In Hunt county to Green
vile, Piano, Grapevine and Fort
Worth, Texas. For teveral days II was
notirsd that the workmen on the
hount Pleasant bfanch were nearing
the city, and on Tuesday the last
spik, TO complete the line was driven.
The business men Of sherman held q
meeting Tuesday 10 make arrange.
mepta fir the proper celebration OF
the advent OF the new road, which has
been gradually ADDING 10 its mileage
till Il has become one oithe main ar
terieu OF trade between II, Louis and
the South. BY an arrangement with
the Memphis and Little Rock from
Bhnklsy, through cars will be run
from SbermAn 10 Memphis. Wednee.
day the Erst train on the road was run
into Sherman, and the event was prop
erly celebrated. sherman now has
the Houston and Texas Central, the
Texas Pacific aud the ~. Louis, Ar
kAnias and Texas. Great int res, Ia
manifested on account Of the new
conner, aud lively time was enjoyed
Wednesday. Asa )int sharer with
Sherman In this great line into Texas,
Il would be the proper thing for Mem.
phis 10 celebrate. II IL Only another
notification Of the oft heard remark,
that "sll roads will eventually lead 10
Memphis"
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I..sres,i.s 90 Cow svssr..

Justice Buttenberg had q COW case
before him yesterday, and bis decision
will be Of interes, 10 owners who al
low their stock 1, run at large. The
style OF the case Was simmons W. Oar
len, and the proof showed that the
owner Of q COW notoriously mischiev.
Gus had permitted her 10 run at large
for three years. Justice Butieuberg
very promptly gave the plaintiff,
whose garden bad been destroyed, a
lads ment f.r $50.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

"A special programme Of mutic for
ladies and children has been arranged
for the Jackson Mound concert satur.
day afternoon.
The trailing hounds belonging 10
the Taxing District were taken out 10
run down q chicken thief yesterday.
The latter IL still at large.
The Executive Committee Of Pro.
bibltlonlsls will meet In their hall 10.
morrow morning nj 10 o'clock, for the
transaction Of important business.
-uppincott'e Maesslne for Angus,
contains q novel by Sidney Luska,
ithor Of "As II was Written" en-
: ied"A Land Of Love-" For sale at
jiansiCids.
The excursion train 10 Monte
klno this morning, over the Memphis
I'D Charleston road, will be crowded,
much 10 the delight Of the women's
Exchange.
The people Of Buntyn station and
vicinity, together with q numb y from
this city, enjoyed their annual barbs-
cue on the lawn of Dol. Greer yestef-
day. Those who attended will not
soon forget the pleasures derived.
Lawyers, "a well an other people,
can be- csrelett about their own mat.
trr. In the charter Tor o law school,
filed yesterday, ihs names OF two gen
tlemen who signed the application do
not appear among the cofporsIor1 on
tho face Of the quarter.
TRACKS Tor the Danny lne have
been laid along MADDEN avenue OF
Oausey street 10 the csrner OF Beal,
and will ere long be extended aero :
The bayou on bridge nj the vest end
Of Besl street market: ard on 10 tbs
terminus on Short Third street neal
0SyosJ.
The Good Templars Of Memphis
Will give an entertainment this even
Ina at Banner Hall, corner Main aud
Poplar streets. All are invited. By
request the pupils Of Mrs. Sheppard
OF Bethel school, will repeat the opef
eta "The Secret" Good music ant
refreshments will be furnished. AID
mie1ion free.
The Tennessee Executive Com
miuee OF tue Western Wafer Way
Convention, consisting OF the Hon. J
". Clamp r. u snoNden, +. q. Dab
nsy, W. A. Evorman, John +. Tool
JAm's Phelau, Nolan fontaine, J. I
J.fisrson and q NJ. Espywell. inset q
the Merchanto Exchange al II o'clool
am, tomorrow, Saturday.
The scholsn Of the Christian
Brothefs' schools all over the worl
ar Roii x 10 present several volume
Of congtalulatory addresses 10 the Pop
next Deoember. This jubilee ofiern
comprises nearly = million ofchi
dfen'e sisnaiufts, ard the addretse
In tie different volumes will reprtepn
almost every laugnsge OF the globl
including ttfangs ludinn and Chimes
dialects and Lisrogyphics from IN
P0lynes M Isles.
john l.. T. snesd, IA. r. Elicit, .
T. Houston, y. +. Eimondson, Lnk
W. Hnlay, VIM. NJ. Randolph, Tho
ID. 1uflsy, John ]. D1puy, Wan.
Smith, Luke l.. Wright, W. NJ. snee,
Henry Orsii, acd George CAN'T al
slgoore vi tina charter Of "rhe Men
rms Law Sohool," which rumel
vas fled with the Oouuty Regist
y,slcrdsy The object Of the olipor
len Ia u eUlAhliah a school IN NJ 4
phis where the science OF az In A.l |
branches VII be tsusbt.
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Notice TO Contractors.

SsALED PROPOSALS will 10 received By
TUESDAY, Ausult "a. At his once In Mem
his for The work Of snlArtnE portlont Of
sections 81, 81 and - Of tho levse Coaho-
ma county, Mis,if ippl, the quantity Of dirt
cubic yards.
for iuribsr Information agply !,Svvv
Chief Ensinesr ". N. ID. Levse District.
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The Professor has strong testimonials
from educators and others capable Of
forming correct estimate Of teach
er's ability in point Of scholarship,
aptitude Of illustration, energy and
moral character. His experience In
the classroom for the past ten years
serves to show that he possesses In
high degree the ability Of developing
the percspiive and rejecting powers OF
the mind. Any board desiring his
services will ploass to address him at
Peabody Hotel. Memphis, Tenn, for
ten days.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-22
ADDITIONAL RIVERS.


NRw ORLEANS, JULY n. -Nlsht-kr-
rivedI Ny ohoios. ~, Louh.
EVANSVILLE, july 1i.-Nisht,hlysf y
feet y inches on the sause sad fAiiihs'
" leather clea' and hot.
CINCINNATI, July ai.-Nisht-Riysr 4
feet 5 inches on the sause and iAiiins'
weaihsr TAR and very hot.
LouIsvILLE,. July n.-Nisht.Mvst ,
on the falls and falling. weather clear aud
hot.
ST. LOUIS, July ai:.Sl.A Z; ,,s a b.,
fallen t.l0, and nos mark, ~, nes .
By the .sauss. westhst elsL an vsv
-srm. Dspsftsdi ciy Of Viek'eers' 'ies''
burs.
CAIRO, July q.-Nisht-Rlyer 70 foe,
inches on he ssas. and falling, wea,hsI
cloudy and vain. Arrived joy ssa,a
New Orleans, 8 ON. Dspsftsdi JAY oouid
81. Louis. I'm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-22

MILWAUKEE, VIA, July si.-A test
Gaze q milk sold In this city Ia being
made by the Health Department.
Prof A. d. Mitchell, pssittant chemist
Of he Ann Arbor mich } College, IL
The anAlyter. OF twelve samples thus
fer examined four, or one third, con-
tAined more than "a per cent. Of
fat, which 10 about the average for
swill milk. The other eight we're mp
10, or above, the ewiil average. The
amount u tat In normal milk Il about
365. Some Of toe samples which ran
very low In fat contained nearly 70
per cent. OF water.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-22
Ladies'

In delicate health needing gentle yet
effective laxative will dad the Cali.
inrnia liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of
FIGS, pleasing 10 the taste, acceptable
10 the stomach, and perfectly safe IN
I'll cases IL "a tho mos, easily taken
and pleasantly effective remedy
Known 10 cure and prevent coslive.
nees, 10 dispel headaches, colds and
fever, and strengthen the Kidneys,
liver and bowels, and IL therefore q
iavorite remedy with the ladies. for
sale In 30 cents and 81 bottles by
II. ]. Heister and all leading drug
gisis. Van vleet a Co., q. W. Jouss
a Co., w. N. Wilkerson A CO., ]. ].
Miles, end Z. Mansfield A 90. have
been appointed Wholesale agents al
Memphis
as sa
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Mercantile Bsnk.

MssrHis, TEsS., July 10, Iss7,
A. the regular monthly meeting Of the
Board Of d rectou Of thi, Bank. held this
day, q cash dividend Of nve i5l per
esst. was declared out Of the ne, earning,
a he past sII months, p,yAbls, on demand,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-22

The retail grocery stock aud OK.
lures OF the late John Y. Buckham,
corner Beale aud Second str e,s, will
be sold TO the highest bidd'r on sa,.
urday, Juy 2Sd, At 10 o'clock am. II
IL good chance for anyone wishing
10 engage In the business. II has q
good established trade. Zee adyertise-
men. la another column.
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Wanted.

Cross tie makers wanted for the
Kansas Oity, Memphis and Blrming
ham railroad near Tupelo, Miss. Fine
timber. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by
eieni, sight feet long; price, fourteen
cents al stump.
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Browns Ginger, the genuine article,
with hot water and sugar. causes the
strengih TO he sustained, mskes the
skin act vel, and does no harm. TT,
H. Frederick Brown, Philadelphis.
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b you want all pine lumber call on
Bhnkley Lumber Company, l2f JET
ferson street.
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On Draaght.

Nashville Sulphur Water, iresh from
the epribg,on draught ~ A,Garibaldfs
No. A24 Main street, corner Beale. 81.
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TxLHPnosE No. 90. Edwards's stable,
for coupes or carriages. All orders
promptly fillsd duhng day or night.
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Prof MO hikIn, who is siaduAio
Of Oenbndse Uniyersity, England,
desires position as principal Of IN
academy OF high school In the South.
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Tn. Public A. pefrauaes

by many counteiieits Of Colgste's pop.
ular toilet soaps. Cashmere Bouquet
IL largely initiated. Beware.
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HUNTER BROTHERS.
BIG DRIVES TODAY.

BIZ DRIVES lODAf.
Wa mn.t msla F,,d.v -. hrsv dsv
In our Houss.
All OF our l7ic Plaid Goods today
% pieces Figured Canvas Cloth,
today only, ut boa yard.
One Job lot Of Embroidsries, our
regular 25c and 35c goods, today
sucker today at 4ic . yard.
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90 10 p. Cunningham's wagon fac.
tory, corner Dssoto and Monroe
streets, 10 order Won, draya
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embraces the best features Of the English
school engrafted upon Nelson's excellent
work, which u By Tar the be,t have met
proach az near TO perfection As Il Is possible
TO get, wednesdays and Fridays will be- re-
served for ladies. For terms and other par
ticulars apply at my once.
A. M. HARE,
Public Accountant and E1p.rt Book. Keeper.
~ Madison street.